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I own a Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VCD lens for Nikon (G1) and until recently the lens profile would automatically detect this lens.
However, after getting my lens back from a recent service at the Tamron authorised centre, they updated the firmware and I noticed it is NOT recognised anymore in Lightroom and Photoshop!
Should I inform Tamron about this problem? It seems like maybe they flashed the wrong firmware? The EXIF information is correct though.
Any thoughts?
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This is an (relatively) expensive lens and always had been correctly detected in LR or PS and I am unimpressed if the new firmware causes this.
As would I be, but as you've already determined, the issue is for Tamron to address not Adobe.
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I also have the latest Lightroom and Photoshop 2017 CC versions installed with no updates pending.
LR (2015.10 release Camera Raw 9.10)
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It's unlikely that Tamron would have flashed the lens with the wrong firmware. However, it's possible that the firmware update may be using a different lens ID which means that Lr nor Camera Raw will recognise the lens. Typically, when this happens is best to manually select the lens from the Lens Make/Model drop down-down menu then make it the default.
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Thanks Ian for your response.
However, I am not happy with the solution since this is a workaround and not a real fix.
It looks like Tamron has changed something in the firmware that prevents the lens ID from being recognized in LR or PS.
This means it is a regression (in software terms, as I am a software engineer) and needs to be fixed urgently.
Or a wrong firmware has been flashed.
This is an (relatively) expensive lens and always had been correctly detected in LR or PS and I am unimpressed if the new firmware causes this.
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bbahadir wrote
This is an (relatively) expensive lens and always had been correctly detected in LR or PS and I am unimpressed if the new firmware causes this.
As would I be, but as you've already determined, the issue is for Tamron to address not Adobe.